1926 Convertible Méhari-Inspired Concept Car

For this 1926 convertible concept car, I wanted to blend the playful spirit of the Méhari with a touch of vintage flair. The sleek, minimalistic lines evoke the freedom and lightness of a beach cruiser, offering a vehicle that speaks to the idea of leisure and enjoyment under the sun. I focused on creating an open design that allows the wind to flow through, bringing the sense of adventure and carefree joy that comes with classic beach outings.

To capture the essence of the 1920s while incorporating the Méhari's distinctive style, I imagined a lightweight frame that feels at home on sandy roads. The proportions of the car are compact and agile, with a refined yet relaxed stance. I integrated features like an exposed dashboard and a soft top to reflect the simplicity and openness of the era while ensuring a visually striking presence on the beach.